
Before NexHealth became a billion-dollar company, its technical co-founder paid bills by repairing discarded computers. That instinct - open the box, question the design, make the old machinery useful - became a blueprint for taking on healthcare's locked data systems.

Alamin Uddin is the co-founder and CEO of NexHealth, the patient experience and health-records integration platform he started in 2017 after a stint as a front-desk receptionist in a Bronx clinic showed him how analog healthcare really is. He runs the company from San Francisco, where it crossed a $1B valuation in its 2022 Series C.